South Korean forces did not damage North Korean military assets when they returned fire on Thursday, Pyongyang's main TV station said during a Friday "Korean People's Army (KPA) Supreme Command Emergency Report" broadcast.
Describing the South Korean response as being "without probable cause," the outlet added that Seoul "still has no idea" what type of ammunition the North fired, "yet proceeded to shoot artillery rounds at us."
South Korean forces did not damage North Korean military assets when they returned fire on Thursday, Pyongyang's main TV station said during a Friday "Korean People's Army (KPA) Supreme Command Emergency Report" broadcast.
Describing the South Korean response as being "without probable cause," the outlet added that Seoul "still has no idea" what type of ammunition the North fired, "yet proceeded to shoot artillery rounds at us."
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